Engineered Reflector Products (www.wismarqlight.com)
5207 N 125th St Butler, WI (262) 754-6828
has been a leader in the design and manufacturing of reflectorized fixtures and reflectors for use in fluorescent retrofits. our mission is to provide you custom reflector solutions…at competitive prices. while many companies offer an extensive line of

Window Concepts of Milw Incorporated (www.windowconceptsmilwaukee.com)
2325 Parklawn Dr Waukesha, WI (262) 798-1212

Wilson Wholesale Supply (www.wilsonwholesale.com)
405 Barrington Rd Wauconda, IL (847) 487-5055

Wendricks-White Incorporated (www.wendrickswhite.com)
912 W Greenwood Ave Waukegan, IL (847) 662-3593

Wellington Window & Doors (www.wellingtonwindow.com)
10931 W Mitchell St Milwaukee, WI (414) 453-7000
wellington high performance windows combine the very best of the old and new. wood for strength and insulation placed in maintenance-free vinyl made with spaceage strength and durability. our wellington high performance vinyl replacement windows are

Weather Tek Building Products (www.weather-tek.com)
21605 Gateway Ct Brookfield, WI (262) 373-4277
showroom in brookfield, wisconsin (a suburb of milwaukee), for ideas, product selections and answers to questions. here, they?ll find a helpful, , knowledgeable sales staff and a beautiful showcase of products and samples from the well-known

VJ Killian Company (www.vjkillian.com)
1891 Industrial Dr Libertyville, IL (847) 680-1011

Village Ace Hardware (www.villageace.com)
6240 N Port Washington Rd Milwaukee, WI (414) 961-1143

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DIY HOBBIES: Put your own 'brand' on commercial items dwb.sacbee.com
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embellishing is the art of making things better by applying your personal touch. there's something life-affirming about seeing your style reflected even in the smallest details of your home. and it's doubly delightful to get a pretty yet practical gift

Rosemary Christmas Trees www.gardenguides.com
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kitchen! oh, no! cub foods always has healthy, inexpensive plants, so i asked them how they keep their rosemary christmas trees looking so beautiful. the floral manager told me that rosemary can be tricky, but anyone who learns the trick can take care of

I found a dead rat in my wheelie bin www.fifenow.co.uk
@ 02/08/07 22:07 comments(0) report
a kirkcaldy mum is warning householders to ensure their wheelie bins are kept tightly closed after she unwittingly killed a rat coming out of her bin. and she says that a rise in the number of rodents seen in the area has only happened since the council

Good green ideas from Mandel www.canada.com
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in okotoks, south of calgary, 52 new homes are connected to a solar heating system, composed of panels on the garages, that provide 90 per cent of the hot water and home heating. okotoks has built canada's first solar suburb, and edmonton's mayor

How to Photograph Flowers, Part 1 www.gardenguides.com
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as with any photograph, you must first decide: what's my subject? is it a macro of a stamen? a single flower closeup? a bed of hundreds of flowers? a field of thousands? from this decision will flow many specifics of your picture. let's start with the

A new ?old? house fits right into Amherst www.cabinet.com
@ 02/08/07 22:07 comments(0) report
the new house at 13 foundry st., where the harrison eaton foundry once operated. the three-bedroom home was designed to look as if it had been built around 1820. amherst — it’s such a dreamy lot -- nearly an acre of level, dry land with mature trees

Before this year's planting, it's time for some planning www.dallasnews.com
@ 02/08/07 10:56 comments(0) report
as their fall vegetables and blooms fade, it's easy for young gardeners to see that everything has its season. there's still gardening that can be done, but winter tends to provide time to reflect and plan. first, be thankful for the gardening successes

Freezing Vegetables www.gardenguides.com
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remove outer leaves. wash and trim stalks. remove chokes and blanch, a few at a time, for 7 minutes. cool in iced water for 7 minutes. drain. pack in freezer bags, seal and label. keeps up to 6 months. peel and slice. place in cold water with the juice

Root Harvesting in the Garden www.gardenguides.com
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can you believe fall is here? as i write this, (october) we are just past the peak for the foliage season, the garden is looking pretty bare and the woodstove is cranking away... a busy time in the garden though, as we tuck everyone in for the coming

Making and using Hot Sauce www.gardenguides.com
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okay. it's time to put all those peppers you froze this summer to use and whip up some hot sauce. is making your own hot sauce difficult? eye-burning, nose-running, room-clearing hot, yes. difficult? nope. you see, your typical hot sauce has three